Hey, Traci.
One of the first things I saw- your shop announcement still talks about a "year end" sale. I'm guessing that's outdated.
It doesn't look like you're using your featured items section- be sure to do that. Feature a range of items from your cheaper items to more expensive.
Again, I'd photograph items on a white background. If that really isn't what you want to do, I'd pick a consistent background. It just looks nicer. The book page background would be my favorite (after a plain white background).
And more stock. :)
I *love* that you mention when fair trade materials were used!
Why the random dog picture on some listings? Lol. I'm confused.
I think maybe just an "oops" as I didn't see any more, but this one says it ships in 1-2 weeks. Is that correct?
http://www.etsy.com/listing/79994428/grape-soda-purple-frosted-matte-resinChris has mentioned a few times that the most important parts of your item should be at the first of the title. So maybe "Sterling Silver Earrings" and then things like "African Trade Bead and Resin" and "Rootbeer Float." Root beer float is cute but I don't think it's a common search term.
And repeat the key words at the very beginning of your listings- not word for word, but naturally.
Are you planning on doing a lot more vintage and/or housewares items?
Still giggling about the orange earrings on the page for "orange" in the dictionary. Cute!